Mika,

There are reasons not to do that:

1. quasselcore.conf is not a user-editable configuration file and arguably
isn't a configuration file at all. It stores basically some serialized
objects representing the state of the core and changes frequently at
runtime.
2. The data directory is a build option and the database along with
quasselcore.conf is stored in that directory. To change this behavior you
would have to actually patch quasselcore. This is not, of course, a
definitive reason not to do it, but does complicate matters.

tg

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